“BANG” – An Open Letter

The Hafler Trio

“BANG” – An Open Letter

RELEASED: May 01, 1984
TYPE: FULL LENGTH
Track Listing
1. Suppressed Noise --:-- 2. Inherent Aggression --:-- 3. All Largely Propaganda --:-- 4. A Sound & Colour Analogy --:-- 5. Acoustic Lens Facsimile --:-- 6. “BANG!” --:-- 7. The Morality of Sound --:-- 8. The Location of Detached Sounds --:-- 9. Psychophon Installation Test Tape --:-- 10. Location Screening Exercise --:-- 11. The Limitations of Science --:-- 12. Echoes in the Body --:-- 13. “Robolised” Atomium Dawn Chorus --:-- 14. A Demonstration of the Non-Medical Use of Microphones --:-- 15. Owl Ionisation Recording (1968) --:--
Historical Archive
“BANG” – An Open Letter is an experimental album by The Hafler Trio that showcases the group's unique approach to sound manipulation and auditory exploration. The album features a blend of ambient soundscapes, noise elements, and conceptual art, reflecting the avant-garde ethos of the late 1980s and early 1990s. It is characterized by its use of unconventional instruments and field recordings, creating an immersive listening experience that challenges traditional music forms. The Hafler Trio's work has been influential in the realms of sound art and experimental music, inspiring a generation of artists to explore the boundaries of sound.